👉 In the context of quantum physics, a decocted state is an eigenstate of a non-degenerate operator that can be represented as a superposition of two or more basis states. This means that the state can be described by multiple wave functions, each with different amplitudes and phases. For example, consider the position operator, denoted by h-bar^2/2m, which describes the motion of a particle in a potential field. If we apply this operator to a system,
